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Newspaper

Scranton Tribune

Location

Scranton, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1901

Page

8

Aweful Wedding Gossip and Famished Details

A social note records the union of a prominent couple described with ornate phrasing. The bride wore white silk with lace and carried a rose motif. attendants and groomsmen named Amel Schneider Theresa Sehiria Philip Sehiria Philip Dippre. After a ceremony at a church, a dinner followed on Crown Avenue with plans for a two week honeymoon and new household on Elm Street. Additional pairs are listed in a wedding bag haulage snippet.

Lofehoek oSt Iddal Amel Schneider Theresa Sehiria Philip Sehiria Philip Dippre Crown Avenue Ty Jeaiple Pheas Remainn Lm Street

Man Caught Taking Clothes From Circus Car

A colored man named I Woalltan Joted, residing in Harrisburg, was found attempting to steal clothes from a Ringling circus car late evening. He was seized on the grounds and held until the supervisor of the live wreck Robling arrived to escort him to the central police station. He will have a hearing this morning.

Harrisburg Ringling Civcus

Low fares to Detroit via Lehigh Valley Railroad

Meeting of the National Vocational Association set for July 6 and 8. ticket agents offer details on travel to Detroit.

Lehigh Valley Railroad National Vocational Association Vyiekels Om Ieket Agents OY

Non Suits in Common Pleas Court for Absences

Non suits were granted in three cases in the Common Pleas Court due to plaintiffs’ non appearance. Cases include Daniel Celbert vs New York Ontario and Western Railroad, Helen Todele vs Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railroad, and James Sullivan vs Henry Revels and others. Willard, Warren & Knapp represented plaintiffs. lod Fitzsimmons and Ralph Ob. Taews appeared for defendants.

Daniel Celbert New York, Oanace and Western Railroad Company Helen Todele Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company James Sullivan Henry Revels Willan Warren Judee Hilwards Fenner & Chappell Carpenter County Savinge Bank and Trust Mila S. Wilson Willard Warren & Knapp O. Bd Partridge Edwards Mary Muehingkl Lazarus Mover

Slick Fakir Arrested After Clothing Swindle Alleges

Police arrest a well dressed man at Washington avenue and Linden street as the slick chap who hoodwinked several women Saturday by claiming their husbands damaged clothes with paint. James L. Connell identified one suspect at the scene. both suspects were detained.

Ridgway Connery Washington Avenue Linden Street Jianmnes L. Connell Connell Mer. Conmell Nwis Tie Bind Pro. Vice Headquarters Seraeant Pileway Conners Linsden Street Hoth Poth

Scranton Armory Dedication Hailed by Officials

Representative Connell announced the Thirteenth regiment of the Pennsylvania National Guard has completed a $200,000 armory in Scranton. A June dedication is planned with Lt General Miles and Vice President Roosevelt expected to attend. The party may arrange a stop by the president and cabinet if Major McKinley consents.

Penneyylvania National Guard Scranton Connell Shoreham Miles Roosevelt McKinley Accopian Washington Wintres McBkinley

Main Circus Next At City Show May 20

The Walter L. Main New Bio Fashion Plate Show promises one of the season's best exhibitions in this city on Monday May 20. The parade will be imposing with new ideas and a featured attraction, a daring backward dive by a topless dancer, presented daily.

Helgiig Walter L. Main Cipeus Aly

Low Fares to Gettysburg via Lehigh Valley Railroad

Public notice states discounted tickets to Gettysburg available through Lehigh Valley Railroad for Pennsylvania points. June 12 sale begins with further details and ticket agents listed across the state.

ASUS Department of Pennsylvania Pennsylvania

Kelly’s hion crackers request sparks quirky item listing

A brief, oddly phrased note mentions seeking Kelly for hion crackers and a request to smoke the Pocono be cigar. Details are sparse, but the fragment hints at a playful or informal exchange.

Imported Strikebreakers Replace Delaware Lackawanna Crew

Sixteen workers from Hoboken and New York were brought to the city by the Delaware Lackawanna and Western to replace striking machinists and boilermakers. One man escaped early, claiming false recruitment. officials say imported labor is competent and temporary guards and quarters have been arranged. A broader walkout deadline looms if the nine hour day isn’t granted, with union leaders warning of a general strike if demands fail.

Ohiseliy Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company Tlawelksmithe Binekemiths Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Yard New York Setdman Comeldis O Endo Delaware Leki Cin Western T. S. Liloyd Geome Haehoekn Buffalo Dinghamton Vanfeld Hoboken Apimorydal Janes O'Connell International Association of Machinists Cottell O'Connell National Trades Association TF Oelook Eam- Withee Scranton Rail Way Company Hanley's

Ringling Brothers Circus Delights City In Grand Opening

The Ringling Brothers arrived with a massive, alert show featuring sixty one horses, elaborate pyramids, trained elephants, a high wire act, Japanese jugglers, and a large menagerie. A sprawling parade and a crowded main tent drew extensive crowds as performers wowed with acrobatics, clowns, and a burlesque spoof, marking a celebrated debut in this city.

Ringling Brothers’ Circus Seriuuton Ringlings Ince Tnen John O'Brien Mr. O'Brien Oty O Bren Galialger Locknaat Caryle Nation Phint Negro Bousa howWighroy

Union Home Bakery seals claim dust and germ proof

A local notice states M. Jd. Kelly's Union Home Bakery offers a Union geal seal that is dust proof germ proof and trust proof for daily manufactured and delivered trees.

M. Jd. Kelly Union Home Bakery

Two Good Letters Enter Tribune Educational Contest

The Tribune reports brisk entries for its Educational Contest with two letters received from outside Scranton. David O. Minery of Winminers Pa and Th Brine of Carbondate Pa submit earnest appeals for college enrollment. Stanley Evans of Parkville late adds another entry, with ample room remaining for contestants from city and nearby districts.

Tribune David O. Minery Winminers Subrhein Scrinton Mir David Miners Pennsylvania The de Pollows Stanley Evans Parkville Scranton Tribune Serninton Pas

Construction camp to begin North Main Avenue work

Representatives of the Crried Construction campu met with Director Jali J Roche and decided to start North Main Avenue improvement next Monday. About a mile of paving remains. The Todd section has little work left and the project is expected to take ten months with efforts for rapid completion.

Jali J. Roche North Main

Buffalo Return Fare Exposition Ticket Offer Near May Dedication Day

Travel deal offers 10 Buffalo and return via Lackawanna for Pan-American Exposition Dedication Day with added excursion tickets. Tickets valid Sunday May G, with regular sale days Tuesdays and Saturdays for lodge members. Funeral services for Dr H T Dawson set for May 15 at 1759 Sanderson Ave with burial at Overfield Cemetery near Meshoppen Thursday. service led by Hiram Edge and F and A M lodge members. Note: attendees urged to assemble at D and H depot by 9 am.

Lackawanna Buffalo Tahkawanna Hitwin Lodge A. M H. TM. Dawson Sanderson Avenue Overfield Cemetery Meshoppen Japan Hiram Edge D. and Sa. m W. M

Conservatory Concert Tomorrow At St Luke's Parish House

The Scranton Conservatory of Music closes its season with a concert tomorrow at 8 PM in the auditorium of St Luke's Parish House. The program features a varied lineup of vocal and instrumental pieces performed by a long list of named students and faculty.

St. Luke's Parish House Scranton Conservatory of Music Meditved Eckhart Elirgood Gate Kanthold Sieleeker Sylvester Wilshime Merrot Itil Pierrotte Vy. A.e Eseeeneeeeenes Bougt William Collins NEU, Ees Aerawsvweesneeden Eussence Ocmnaline S. Oll Ceeessesnens Utlow Helen Everin

Bargain Second Hand Goods At Guernsey Hall

Scranton shoppers can buy a good second hand item for as low as ten dollars at Guernsey Hall operated by J W Guernsey. The shop is located at 3144 Washington Avenue Scranton PA and offers affordable used merchandise.

Guernsey Hall J. W. Guernsey Prop Washington Avenue Scranton

Try the New 5c Cigar Kleon Guaranteed long Havana

A brief ad announces the new 5 cent cigar named Kleon promising a long Havana flavored smoke. The copy emphasizes a value price and luxurious feel for consumers seeking an affordable, enjoyable option.

Kleon

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